State expands wildlife program and adds land in forests
Wisconsin conservation commission approved continuation of deer and quail research funded by Pitman Robertson grants with about 40 000 expected state share for the projects. The action also included land acquisitions in Horicon marsh Peninsula state park Door county and Me Enzie Creek Polk county for hunting fishing and trout protection. Fire radio stations for northern Wisconsin fir e prevention were approved with sites at Hayward and Tomahawk and a 6700 recreation and tourist advertising plan.
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Black River Falls
Wisconsin State Conservation Commission
Pitman-Robertson
J. H. H. Alexander
Commission
Horicon Marsh
Add Forest
Flambeau River State Forest
Flambeau River
Alexander
Peninsula State Park
Door County
Meenzie Creek
Clam Falls
Polk County
Wisconsin
Homer Bell
Enforcement
State Motor Vehicle Department
The
Conservation Commission
Hayward
Tomahawk
Wood Counties
Scenic Park Along Mississippi Sought
Representative Le Compte announced hearings on a proposed scenic parkway running the Mississippi from Minnesota to the Gulf. The plan would place the park on the river's west side with 240 feet of state right of way and a 50 50 cost split between federal and state governments. The Iowa conservation commission backing and passage of right of way measures by several state legislatures were noted.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Gulf of Mexico
le Compte
Ria
House Public Lands Committee
Iowa Conservation Commission
Postwar hunting and fishing plans debated in Washington
Washington reports that hearings will begin next Tuesday on postwar hunting and fishing plans. Rep. Robertson of Virginia, chair of the wildlife conservation committee, outlined proposals including greater Fish and Wildlife Service control over impounded waters, public shooting on refuges funded by duck stamps, migratory bird feeding permits, a three month duck and goose season with zone lines set apart from state borders, and the use of live decoys.
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Washington
Robertson
Dva
Wildlife Conservation
Fish and Wildlife Service
Preakness May Be Horse Scramble
Preakness could feature as many as a dozen thoroughbreds with betting focused on Pavot and Hoop Jr. Hoop Jr. rides the Derby winner while Pavot, 1944 juvenile champion, shows strong workouts. Eddie Arcaro won’t ride Hoop Jr. at Pimlico, and other entries like Brookfield Jeep and Bobanet are in doubt.
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Baltimore
Pavot
Hoop, Jr
Pimlico
Orlando Hearn
Churchill Downs
Hese
Eddie Arcaro
Arcaro
Devil Diver
Belmont
Harry Isaacs
Brookfield
Col. C. V. Whitney
New York
Bobanet
Bobanet Stable
Weekend Guests Travel Through Area
Argyle Mrs Olson Cor and Mrs Helga Nichols of Monticello were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Wahler. Rose Marie Johnson of Madison visited her relatives in the area. Mrs William Willborne of Monroe is here with relatives. Jean Ann, Eugene cee daughter, visited grandma Nettie Hudson over the weekend. O P Kammerud visited the Peter Kammerud home in Blanchardville. Robert McCarville and family of Rockford also called. Albert Schiaff of Beaver Dam called Saturday. Mrs Muriel Olson and Mrs Florence Schellenger with Ruth spent the weekend here and visited Dianna Schellenger in Wiota. They were joined by Mrs Herman Huser and sons.
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Helga Nichols
Monticello
Herman Wahler
Rose Marie Johson
Madison
Henry Johnson
William Willborne
Monroe
Eugene Cee
Jean Ann
Nettie Hudson
O. P. Kammerud
Peter Kammerud
Blanchardville
Robert McCarville
Rockford
Albert Schiaff
Beaver Dam
Muriel Olson
Florence Schellenger
Ruth
Dianna Schellenger
Wiola
Herman Huser
H. A. Becker
Nancy
Dorothy Ann Stauffacher
New Glarus
Dorothy Ann
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Henry C. Elmer
Fred W. Blum
Robert Holcomb
Lester McQuillam
Helga Nicholls
Muscoda
Freeport
A. R. Achtemeier
Paul
Herbert Meiers
Chicago
Elmhurst
College
Marie Blum
Adolph Strahm
Henry Dish
Lowell
Mich
Milwaukee
Robert Wild
Lydia Voegeli
Jacob Voegeli
Marty
Washington Township
Eleanor Marty
R. H. Schoonover
Jean
Rob Barney
Argyle
Wiota
Clifford Riese
Allen
Mary Ann
Grant Beer
Don Broughton
Brooklyn
Kathryn Weiss
Jacob Stauffer
Clifton Taylor
Emily Stauffer
California
Anna Gempeler
Footville
Kathryn _ Rineheimer
Martha Gempeler
Afton
Katie
Rose Stauffer
C. M. Stauffer
Ernest Gempeler
Louise
Ray Luchsinger
Fred N
Stauffer
Calvin
Fred Gempeler
Emily
Ernest
Ralph
Jacob Stauffacher
Marian
Kathryn
Robert
John
Henry Spring
Colleen Blum
John Schmid
J. A. Hughes
Madison General Hospital
Clarence Holcomb
Lucille
Arthur Holcomb
Donald
Ronald
Ed Kropf
Fred Zweifel
Beth Ann
Jefferson
George Wright
Henry Loveland
Ruth Stauffer
Allie Beer
Delbert Wyss
Riese
Ed Riese
H. Hoesly
Albert Marty
Max Wyss
Brodhead
John Stauffer
Kathryn Stauffer
Lela Duerst
Whitewater
Fiers Back in American League Leadership Post
In a busy major league slate, Chicago White Sox edged Cleveland 1–0 behind Thornton Lee’s 13 strikeouts and three-hits allowed. Sox captain Bill Nagel drove in the deciding run in the ninth with bases loaded, lifting Chicago to fifth and past Washington and Cleveland. Meanwhile the Cubs were beaten 9–3 by Pittsburgh as Al Gerhaeuser held Chicago to nine hits. Detroit moved one-half game up top of AL with an 11-inning 2–1 win over St Louis. Washington toppled New York 5–3 as Dutch Leonard quieted the Yankees. In the NL, Russ Christopher earned his 10th win as Philadelphia beat Boston 7–5, while Brooklyn dumped the Giants 7–4 and Pittsburgh routed Chicago, widening the NL gap. The Phils’ losing streak hit 15, and the Braves stretched to eight straight. A suspended June 3 game against Pittsburgh will be completed July 12.
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Associated Press
White Sox
Cubs
Cleveland
Chicago
Indians
Lee
Pat
Seerey
Myril Hoag
Sox
Washington
Gerhaeuser
al Gerhaeeuser
Pirates
Detroit
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Dutch Leonard
Hal Newhouser
Jack Kramer
Bobby Maier
Doc Cramer
Freddy Vaughn
Senator
Giants
Russ Christopher
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Dick Siebert
Hal Peck
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Van
Mungo
Goody Rosen
Dixie Walker
Boston
Braves
Phillies
Phils
Sunday Law
Cincinnati
Standings and Results Across Leagues andSchedules
The standings show Pittsburgh 27 20 .574 St Louis 21 .553 Cincinnati 21 24 .467 Philadelphia 10 39 .204 Detroit 6 17 .605 and more entries. Yesterday scores include Boston 10 Philadelphia 0 Brooklyn 7 New York 4 Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 3 Cincinnati at St Louis Iain Philadelphia 7 Boston 5 in 12 innings. Tomorrow’s schedule lists National League Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn. American League Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia. American Association Milwaukee at Louisville Minneapolis at Columbus St Paul at Toledo Kansas City at Indianapolis.
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Vcccinss
Pittsburgh
Ca Os
St. Louis
Cee
Ccs
Lac Eas
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
American League
Detroit Io Eas Nusa
American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
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Rsomumins
Aig Srr
Aisa Ws Sc
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Iain
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Weekend Visits Highlight Rural Wisconsin Socials
Juda Milce and F. N. Milce traveled to Reedsburg to help their family return home after a week with relatives. Clarence Morton of Janesville visited Mrs. Zetta Bradley. Rev. Retzlaff and family joined others at a Monroe church concert. Betty Ehlert of Brodhead visits her grandparents the Zimmermans in Orville while Joe Fortner of Durand and Claude Walton of Claude and Arthur Carter stop by Foulton.
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F. W. Vetch
Reedsburg
Clarence Morton
Janesville
Zetta Bradley
Retzlaff
Wesley Jordan
Franklin Liedschlag
Sam Walter
Mary Louise
Mary Elaine Matzke
Irene Menehan
St. John’s Church
Monroe
Anne Martin
Ramona
A. F. Behling
Orfordville
Betty Ehlert
Brodhead
Orville Zimmerman
Joe Fortner
Durand
Ill
Claude Walton
Claude, Jr
Arthur Carter
Foulton
Russel Carter
Arthur Kramer
Rock Grove
Milwaukee Sinks as Race Tightens in American Association
Milwaukee fell 4-2 to Louisville, slipping further from fourth place Toledo by a half game. Acosta yielded six hits and four runs in six innings while Diehl matched his six-hit effort for Louisville. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 8-4 as rain ended the game in the eighth. Dick Kimble led Toledo with five straight hits in an 8-3 win over St Paul. Columbus topped Minneapolis 6-4 with Hazen’s bases loaded homer not enough for the Redbirds.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Louisville
Brewers
Toledo
Julio Acosta
George Diehl
Acosta
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Indians
Dick Kimble
St. Paul
Jimana
Saints
Vauga Hazen
Columbus
Minneapolis
George Sumey
Redbirds
Stephenson
Diehl
Aragon
Local Social Roundup From Browntown and Verona
Sunday visits highlighted Browntown with E Leah Tomlinson and Elmer Bast calling on Edward Zimmerman and the Bast family. Fred and Paul Stoehr traveled to Monroe. Bast returned from Waterloo Iowa. Mrs F R Bast joined a golden wedding anniversary in Monroe for Herman Kohn. The list notes many relatives stopping by Albany Cadiz Verona and Freeport for gatherings.
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Elmer Bast
Edward Zimmerman
Fred
Paul Stoehr
Monroe
Tomlinson
R. E. Erickson
Thomas Binger
F. R. Bast
Bast
Waterloo
Herman Kohn
Martha Louise Stoechr
Beth Parsons
Albany
Cadiz
Werner Pulver
Lois Wuthrich
Verona
Clark Keller
Freeport
Harold Miller
Child
Louis Parsons
Social Roundup in New Glarus and Nearby Towns
Monticello figures and surrounding area residents visit in New Glarus Madison Milwaukee and Madison are listed with many relatives attending gatherings The piece notes engagements visits to churches colleges and weddings and mentions Elmhurst College and Whitewater Teachers College among listed events.
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F. N. Milce
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Finance Corp
T. A. Hoesly
Monroe, Wis
Dodgeville, Wis
Hahn Bldg
R. J. Tolford
Van’s Radio Shop
Auto Radio
Motorola
Van's Radio
16Th Ave
Fire
Browntown
E. Leah Tomlinson
O. D. Curtis
E. W. Marty
Tommy
Buddy
Eleanor
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Lower Pruicod
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